Titlebook: Housing in African Cities; A Lens on Urban Gove Margot Rubin,Sarah Charlton,Neil Klug Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Autho

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Charlotte Niedenhoff Und folgen Sie den umfassenden Erl?uterungen zu den Schwerpunkten: - Einstufung wassergef?hrdender Stoffe bzw. nicht wassergef?hrdender Stoffe - Materielle Anforderungen an die Anlagensicherheit und die Pflichten der Anlagenbetreiber - Planung neuer Anlagen und Anforderungen für bestehende Anlagen,

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Und folgen Sie den umfassenden Erl?uterungen zu den Schwerpunkten: - Einstufung wassergef?hrdender Stoffe bzw. nicht wassergef?hrdender Stoffe - Materielle Anforderungen an die Anlagensicherheit und die Pflichten der Anlagenbetreiber - Planung neuer Anlagen und Anforderungen für bestehende Anlagen,

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,Urban Governance of “Messy” Cities: Housing and the African City,ge of collaborations, contestations and negotiation that unfold. Through this we gain insight into governance mechanisms and instruments, but most crucially the forms of power that underpin multiple housing situations.

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Stuck in Time: The Halted Lives of Housing Co-ops,inct category of vacant buildings trapped in temporal paralysis. Rather than being a static state, being stuck in time is a site of a complex assortment of financial pressures and governance power plays. If and when deadlocks are resolved, vacant projects are granted afterlives where they can be occupied.

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Beyond Funding Micro Property Entrepreneurs in Urban South Africa: Governance Innovation Through that uMaStandi offers empirical lessons for creative urban governance approaches in the arena of incremental regulation reform and shows how important it is for government to reorientate its approach to affordable rental housing. This chapter highlights how emerging practice could assist in building new forms of governance in the housing space.

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,Becoming ‘Unlawful’: Homeownership, Housing Bureaucracy, and the Production of Precarity in EastridEastridge case lays bare the ways in which the governance of state-built housing produced a mode of “dispossession through delivery” (Levenson, 2018, 2022), making the long-awaited receipt of state housing precarious through its very mode of governance.